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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 2013
Page
5
A reader urges prioritizing Jesus over holiday stress. Three tips: identify the core element of celebration, use technology to connect with distant family, and start a family service project with everyone contributing. End with time for worship and gratitude, inviting inclusion across faiths.
A reflective note on common dog related idioms such as three dog night and sick as a dog. The writer recalls pets Hoover and Miss Daisy, their temperaments, and how phrases like top dog and let sleeping dogs lie reflect daily life with multiple rescues.
Addy Oberlin reflects on moving to a town and joining varied activities. She recounts attending a sudden funeral, notes life’s fragility, and celebrates an 18 year marriage second time around while managing her husband’s medical issues. She prays for typhoon victims in the Philippines and places trust in God.
Tammy Fehr in Rivers reports vandalism at Prairie Crocus Regional Library where a book drop teardown damaged brand new returns valued over 100 dollars. She urges witnesses to come forward and warns of further harm to public property including downtown flower beds and outside liquor bottle litter.
Carolyn Henderson of Assiniboia Sask writes of being awarded the Town of Rivers centennial medal with a certificate signed by Mayor Todd Gill and a letter from Chief Leon Flanigan. She recalls organizing a 2006 high school reunion linked to a 2013 100th anniversary, thanking friends and longtime residents in Ivers, The Wrens, Montague and English families, and extending Christmas greetings for 2014.
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